No. Hydrocarbons will burn without smoke when the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio exceeds 1/3 on a weight basis. Methane (CH4) H:C ratio is (4*1)/(12) = 1/3, where 1 is Atomic Mass of hydrogen and 12 is the atomic mass of carbon. While acetylene (C2H2) H:C ratio is (2*1)/(2*12)=1/12. Acetylene will burn with soot.
Methane is used in gas fires because it is easily ignited and produces a clean blue flame when burned. It is a reliable and efficient fuel source for heating and cooking applications in homes and commercial settings.
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The chemical symbol for methane is CH4.
It is possible to use methane, but not advisable as methane gas is harmful
Methane is a pure substance.
No, but the can be set on fire due to the fact that they contain methane. Methane is a flamable gas.
Possible, but not likely. It needs to be an open flame fairly close to the source. It is methane which is very flamable.
Methane is used in gas fires because it is easily ignited and produces a clean blue flame when burned. It is a reliable and efficient fuel source for heating and cooking applications in homes and commercial settings.
both gases are flamable.
something that is flamable can not be to close to a fire or it will burn instenly
No.
because they are made with a chemical caled "canfer", which is highly flamable.
Yes it can be flamable and very deadly as well... hope this really helps!♥☻
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Boron itself is not flammable, but some boron-containing compounds may be flammable under certain conditions. Boron compounds are often used as flame retardants because they can help slow down or inhibit the spread of fires.